TM Broadcast International is a digital magazine focused on the broadcast and audiovisual market, providing coverage of industry news, trends, and technologies relevant to audio and video production, as well as innovations in television technology. It is published in English each month with global distribution, complementing its Spanish-language counterpart TM Broadcast España. The company differentiates itself by serving as a leading communication instrument that evolves alongside the market, covering topics from live cinema to AI-driven media. Its global reach and bilingual publication strategy position it as a key resource for professionals in the broadcast sector.
A magazine covering broadcast and audiovisual production, with issues like #154, June 2026.
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Bolin Technology and ITDev have joined the Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS) to support the development and adoption of IPMX and SMPTE ST 2110 standards. The membership aims to integrate Bolin's PTZ camera expertise and ITDev's FPGA design capabilities into the alliance's ongoing work on interoperable IP workflows.
PTZOptics has announced the Rise 4K, a new robotic broadcast camera featuring a 1-inch 50MP sensor, 12G-SDI connectivity, and AI-driven auto-tracking. The camera supports multiple professional protocols including NDI HX, SRT, and FreeD, and is scheduled to begin shipping in Q4 2026.
Big Blue Marble will demonstrate a hybrid delivery system at IBC2026 that enables seamless switching between 5G Broadcast and Media over QUIC (MoQ). The demonstration will also feature the first end-to-end implementation of 3GPP Release 19 features for 5G Broadcast, alongside new emergency warning capabilities.
Riedel Communications has renewed its partnership with Scottish Rugby for a third season, providing its SidelineComms managed service for match-day and training operations. The deployment integrates Bolero wireless intercom technology and StageLink adapters to facilitate communication between coaches, staff, and referees.
The HbbTV Association has announced the jury for its 2026 Awards, which will take place in Barcelona on November 18, 2026. The event introduces a new award category for audience measurement and analytics, reflecting the standard's continued expansion in European, MENA, and Asian markets.
Austrian public broadcaster ORF is migrating its nationwide contribution network from SDI to IP using Net Insight's Nimbra platform. The project, managed by Big Blue Marble and TV-Connect, utilizes ST 2110 and NMOS standards to connect regional production studios across nine federal states.
Teradek outlines the operational and economic benefits of remote production workflows for broadcasters, emphasizing the use of bonded cellular technology and centralized management. The article highlights how these distributed production models allow organizations to scale live event coverage without increasing on-site crew sizes.
IBC has announced that Olympic Broadcasting Services will receive the 2026 International Honour for Excellence for its advancements in remote production, AI, and UHD workflows. Additionally, researchers from i2 media research were awarded the Best Technical Paper for their work on age-informed interface design for internet-delivered TV systems.
The British Film Commission is leveraging new tax incentives and expanded studio infrastructure to maintain the UK's position as a global production hub. The organization is also focusing on integrating virtual production, ICVFX, and international collaborations to support the evolving needs of high-end television and film production.
WorldDAB reports that 166 million DAB+ radio receivers have been sold globally as it pushes for a hybrid broadcast-IP model in automotive dashboards. The organization is working with broadcasters and manufacturers to ensure that terrestrial radio remains prominent and accessible alongside internet-delivered metadata.
